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rdwaynewright*is very sad*
The guys mentioned that they'll always love their German fans the most.
I'm glad they'll always love their German fans the most because you should never forget how and where you got your start and who gave you your first break. I don't know if I'm saying that in all honesty or if I'm being really fucking sarcastic. :-(
When I hear them talk about which fans are most important in their minds, all I can think about is how apparently their North American fans are DEAD LAST. :-( It just pisses me off because shouldn't ALL of your fans be equally as important? I mean, I can see saying, "Our German fans hold a very special place in our hearts because they gave us our start" but shouldn't it be followed up by, "but all of our fans are important to us!" It's really a fucking slap in the face to all of your other fans, PARTICULARLY THE ONES IN NORTH AMERICA THAT YOU CAN'T EVEN BE BOTHERED TO MENTION EVEN ONE. FUCKING. TIME.
Sorry, sorry, I know. They're just kind of getting started with their international campaign, but damn I feel so fucking ignored all the time. I get happy when I see any mention of TH coming to the US, but then the band goes and says something that totally ruins it for me and I think, "Maybe the guys really don't give a shit about us and the only reason the US is even starting to be mentioned is because the record company's like, 'Oh yeah... maybe we should sorta do something about that country over there *lazily waves hand vaguely in direction of the US/Canada*'"
The boys have still NEVER EVER said ANYTHING about the US, so why the fuck am I even happy that we're getting some attention if it seems like the attentionif you can call it that is coming from the record company and media, rather than the boys who still apparently have NO interest whatsoever in coming here.
God, I don't know why one little sentence in Bravo is getting to me so badly today. Maybe I'm crabby because I hate the project that I'm working on at the moment. Am I over-reacting or justifiably irritated?
The guys mentioned that they'll always love their German fans the most.
I'm glad they'll always love their German fans the most because you should never forget how and where you got your start and who gave you your first break. I don't know if I'm saying that in all honesty or if I'm being really fucking sarcastic. :-(
When I hear them talk about which fans are most important in their minds, all I can think about is how apparently their North American fans are DEAD LAST. :-( It just pisses me off because shouldn't ALL of your fans be equally as important? I mean, I can see saying, "Our German fans hold a very special place in our hearts because they gave us our start" but shouldn't it be followed up by, "but all of our fans are important to us!" It's really a fucking slap in the face to all of your other fans, PARTICULARLY THE ONES IN NORTH AMERICA THAT YOU CAN'T EVEN BE BOTHERED TO MENTION EVEN ONE. FUCKING. TIME.
Sorry, sorry, I know. They're just kind of getting started with their international campaign, but damn I feel so fucking ignored all the time. I get happy when I see any mention of TH coming to the US, but then the band goes and says something that totally ruins it for me and I think, "Maybe the guys really don't give a shit about us and the only reason the US is even starting to be mentioned is because the record company's like, 'Oh yeah... maybe we should sorta do something about that country over there *lazily waves hand vaguely in direction of the US/Canada*'"
The boys have still NEVER EVER said ANYTHING about the US, so why the fuck am I even happy that we're getting some attention if it seems like the attention
God, I don't know why one little sentence in Bravo is getting to me so badly today. Maybe I'm crabby because I hate the project that I'm working on at the moment. Am I over-reacting or justifiably irritated?
